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Evolutionary algorithms in (pure) Python

There are three algorithms implemented in this package (from best to worse):

  • epso (Evolutionary Particle Swarm Optimization)
  • pso (Particle Swarm Optimization) (tbd)
  • pop (Classic Genetic Algorithm) (tbd)

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